Rust for Small CLI Tools: Where It Helps and Where It Hurts
A practical look at using Rust for internal scripts and CLI utilities — the tradeoffs, the ergonomics, and when it is actually worth it.
RunCode Lab
Engineering, running,
and the systems that connect them.
A practical blog about building better software, training for performance, and designing systems that improve over time.
What I write about
Tech
Engineering that ships
FastAPI, Rust, MLOps, Kubernetes, and practical notes on building backend systems and infrastructure.
Browse Tech →Running
The long game of aerobic development
Training theory, mileage building, honest gear reviews, and lessons from taking running seriously.
Browse Running →Performance
Systems for sustainable output
Habits, feedback loops, and the underlying structures that connect engineering work and endurance training.
Browse Performance →Latest
Zola vs Astro for a Serious Content-First Blog
A practical comparison of two modern static site generators for engineers who want a fast, maintainable blog without unnecessary complexity.
My Current Running Philosophy as a Serious Amateur
How I think about training, mileage, and long-term aerobic development — without the dogma.
Why Engineering and Running Belong in the Same Blog
The systems thinking that connects software engineering and endurance training — and why I write about both in one place.
What this blog is about
RunCode Lab is a personal publication for engineers who run and runners who build. The unifying theme is performance as a system — whether in software architecture, training structure, or daily output.
Everything here is grounded in practice. No fluff, no generic advice. Real tradeoffs, honest lessons, and repeatable systems.
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